Northern Mountain Woodland caribou closer to protection in BC.
Mar 03, 2008
We've heard that Environment Canada is consulting with First Nations in northern BC and the Yukon to produce a management plan for the Northern Mountain Population of Woodland caribou found in the Boreal Forest.
This is good news. The plan was due Jan 12, 2008, but at least now they're working with the right partners toward a June deadline. Stay tuned!
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